Dell PowerVault 775N (Rackmount NAS Appliance) - Manual (Page 4)

The NAS Manager will not allow you to create AppleTalk shares
at the root directory level. Creating shares at the root directory level
is considered an advanced option. As with all the other advanced
options, the creation of an AppleTalk share at the root directory level
is done through a Terminal Services session.
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"Administer This Server Appliance" Link With User-Level Access
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Windows(R) domain users who access the NAS Manager will
authenticate automatically with the NAS system when they load
the HTTP Shares page. The Administer This Server Appliance link, located
on the HTTP Shares page of the NAS system does not function
unless the user is a member of the system’s administrators group.
Domain users must re-authenticate as an administrator to administer
the system. To re-authenticate as an administrator when you are
logged in as a non-administrative domain user, you must manually
type the address of the NAS Manager, https://<servername>:1279,
into the browser. The user will be asked to re-authenticate.
Enter the administrator user name and password and then you can
administer the system.
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Deleting Shares
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In the event that a share needs to be removed from the NAS
system, administrators should always first remove the share,
then the folder, and finally the volume and disk if necessary.
If this procedure is not followed, the administrator must
manually remove the share via Terminal Services.
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Adding Domain Users or Groups to Local Groups on the NAS System
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When adding new domain users or domain groups to a local group
on the NAS system, you must specify the domain. For example:
<domain name>\<user or group name>.
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Japanese Character and HTTP Shares
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Administrators can create HTTP shares using the Japanese two-byte
character set. However, URLs must be named in the English language
only. If you use a language other than English, you must switch
to another system to type in English when specifying a
fully-qualified URL addresses.
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Volumes Without Drive Letters
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Volumes that use a mount point instead of a drive letter cannot
be created with the NAS Manager. To create a volume without a
drive letter, you must do so through Terminal Services using Dell
OpenManage™ Array Manager.